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I genuinely don‘t know, but if you can predict something bad will happen then the consequential behaviour should normally be quite clear - e.g. brake. My wild g
by daanlo 4y ago
I genuinely don‘t know, but if you can predict something bad will happen then the consequential behaviour should normally be quite clear - e.g. brake.
My wild guess is therefore that the auto-pilot will switch off and give you control if it has low confidence of the surrounding:
e.g. a sensor is broken, data from various sensors don‘t align (e.g. due to bad weather) or it knows it will enter a terrain for which it is less trained - going from high way to sub-urban terrain - or something similar.
Really only stabbing in the dark.
Anyone from Mercedes here that can explain?
Edit: typo and please see other comment on Grandparent‘s comment for explanation.